Sentence examples for basic difference is that from inspiring English sources
The basic difference is that the formal uses the pronoun "Usted," which basically translates to "sir" or "ma'am".
The basic difference is that Shakepeare's history was complex and ambiguous, while most recent movie history is morally one-dimensional, bite-size and therefore easy to swallow.
The basic difference is that in plywood the grain of alternate layers is crossed, in general at right angles, whereas in laminated wood it is parallel.
ANOTHER basic difference is that the American interest in sustaining the Italian party once the cold war was won was limited, whereas American concern over a possible disintegration of German Christian Democracy is intense.
The full recipe may be safeguarded, but Mrs. Laird, who was working the fryers that day, told me that the basic difference is that they add meat from the claws to the heftier meat from the crab's backfin and body.
The basic difference is that compressors are movers of compressible fluids; pumps are movers of incompressible fluids.
Another basic difference was that the Slavophiles were Orthodox Christians and the Westernizers either atheists or, like the historian T.N.
The reason is that one of the most basic differences is that C_PBNA concludes all of the uncertain information while the PBNA method only utilizes half the uncertain information.
One basic difference is the lack of selectivity that is observed in the usual chemical laboratory.
It should be emphasized that these basic differences are not intrinsically beneficial or detrimental per se; the difference can be good or bad depending on the context and circumstances.
